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umbillical cord wraps around baby's neck; lack of oxygen to baby before, during, immediately after birth. = Cerebral Palsy. |
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inheritance where recessive gene is carried on the X chromosome
1 in 4 kids affected
25% risk Male Affected
25% risk Female is carrier
causes: diabetes insipidus, hemophilia, Duchenne's musclular distropy |
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both alleles are expressed in phenotype in both parents, usually unaffected carry the normal gene (N) that precedes over its faulty counterpart (r)
1 in 4 kids affected
25% double dose
2kids=carrier
50% carriers
1kid=normal
25% non affected
Diseases: cystic fibrosis, PKU, sickle cell anemia, Tay Sachs |
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one allele is shown
both parents share a faulty gene
Disease: Huninghton's Disease appears @35yrs
Affects 2 in 4 kids 50%
2=normal
2=carriers |
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affects 21st chromosome pair
an extra X on it
most prevalent chromosomal disorder |
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affects 23rd chrom. pair
Has: LARGE TEETH, Tall, bad acne
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| splitting down middle of DNA ladder copying itself when e/ base pairs up with a new mate from cytoplasm of cell |
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sperm and ova cells called gametes are formed. Each pair of chromosomes is halved, an exchange of genes btwn chromosomes that are next to each other occurs; crossing over and random sorting = variability among offspring. |
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| (identical twins) zygote splits and forms into two cells |
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| fraternal twins; most common, form when two sperm fertilize two ova. |
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| Human cells have______ pairs of chromosomes |
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| 23 pairs of chromosomes in their nuclei |
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| Each chromosome contains___________ |
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| Chromosomes are made up of ____________ chemical |
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chemical substance that makes up chromosomes
each chromosome has thousands of genes
genes=basic units of heredity |
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Boys carry__________ & ___________
On the ________ pair
also known as the _______ pair |
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One X and one Y chromosome
23rd pair
Sex pair |
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| 6 Situations of genetic counseling= |
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1. already have a child with a genetic disorder
2. those from same genetic stock (1st cousins) whose ancestors are from regions of specific genetic disorders
3. family member with a genetic problem(s)
4. previous spontaneous abortions
5. history of infertility
6. women over age 34, men over age 44 |
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| the % of monozygotic twin having same trait as other twin |
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| physical and behavioral characteristics of an individual |
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| genetic make up of individual |
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| exchange of genes between neighboring (next to) chromosomes; during meosis |
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Males produce over_____ sperm per day,
but only ____ to ____ reach ovum. |
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300 million sperm per day
only 300 to 500 reach ovum |
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| IVF (In Vitro Fertilization)= |
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where fertilized egg (zygote) is transferred to uterus
more than 50%= multiple births |
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Zygote
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-feritilized egg (zygote) is transferred to the fallopian tube |
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Gamete
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-seperate gametes are transferred to the fallopian tube |
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| fertilized egg from union of sperm and ova |
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Period of Embryo begins in __ week.
3 cell layers form;
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Period of Embryo begins in 3rd week
3 cell layers form:
1. ectoderm: skin and nervous system
2. mesoderm: muscles, skeleton, circulatory system
3. endoderm: lungs, urinary tract, glands, digestive system and other internal organs |
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| 3-5 weeks, by end of 5th week, embryo ____________ |
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| grows rapidly and is able to respond to touch |
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-1-3 weeks
-finger like villa are sent out for development of placenta |
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| Placenta does_____________ |
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allows food and oxygen to developing organism
gets rid of waste |
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38 weeks
gr8 rates of body growth
3rd mo. fingernails, eye lids, thumb sucking appears
17-20 weeks baby movement can be felt
age of viability= 22-26 weeks |
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| These (3) develope in the 3rd month of period of the fetus= |
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eyelids
fingernails
thumb sucking |
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1. uterine contractions dilate cervix send baby to birth canal
2. baby head appears at opening of birth canal, each contraction stretches cervix and baby is propelled farth along
3. placenta seperates from uterine wall and is expelled from mother's body |
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| used to block pressure/sensation in child birth; makes baby irritable when awake, sleepy, and feed poorly |
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| used to relieve pain in child birth; newborn= sleepy, irritable when awake, feed poorly |
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| pre birth breathing exercise used to dissociate pain (mom) |
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| birth w/o violence, gently eases baby into world in calm setting less institutionalized |
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| were used when infant was in breech position, mom and or baby threatened |
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| sedative causing gross limb defects |
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| causes mental retardation |
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| toxoplasmosis (cat litter)= |
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| physical and behavioral problems; mental retardation |
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| unhappily marital couples tend to be... |
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| dissatisfied after baby's born |
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maternity blues- temporary, affects 70% of women, sadness, irritablility, crying
postpartum depression-severe depression, lasts several months, affects 10-15% f
postpartum psychosis- most severe mood/thot pathology, 5-7% suicide risk, 50% chronic disability, .5%=long term inpatient care, schizophrenia, hallucinations... |
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| Apgar Scale measures___________ |
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infant's color, breathing, heart rate, reflexes, muscle tone.
scale=0-2 per each
score 7-10 good health |
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| Newborn reflexes = indexes of ______ |
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loss of support, loud noise
=baby fling arms legs out, arch back in embracing position; goes away @ 6mos |
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| stroke sole of foot from heel to toe; baby toes fan out and curl as ft twists in; goes away @ 8-12mos |
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place finger in babys palm and press
baby grasps your finger
duration disappearance: 3-4mos |
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put finger in baby's mouth
baby automatically, rhythmically sucks
duration: turns voluntary after 4mos |
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stroke cheek of infant near corner of mouth
baby's head turns toward stimulation
duration: after 3 weeks (=voluntary) |
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| baby/infant sleeps____ hours a day; in/of____ sleep. |
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| 16 to 18hrs a day of REM sleep |
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-leading cause of death w/in 1st yr
-abnormal cardiac & respitory functioning controlled by brain stem |
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| A baby who cries in beginning of 3 mos _________ when they are soothed/picked up. |
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Baby communicates by_______
Parents learn to_______ each of them. |
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| by crying; parents learn to interpret each of the diffent cries. |
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| Newborns' Sensory Capabilities= |
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-excellent hearing
-distinguish odors and tastes
-can see but not too well 20/600
-sensitive to touch |
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| The Period of the_______ is more vulnerable to teratogens than that of the ________ period. |
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| Period of the Embryo= more vulnerable to environmental hazards than the zygote period. |
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@ 38 mos
baby sex determined by 12th week
17-20 mos movement can be felt
survival age= 22-26 weeks |
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| 17-20 mos of the fetus period= |
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| infant's able to survive between____ weeks. |
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| Baby sex can be determined by the______ mo of _______ period. |
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| 12th mo of the fetus period |
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| ________ in high risk pregnancies may reduce infant death, but do not reduce________ in healthy ones. |
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Fetal monitoring
rate of brain damage and death in healthy ones. |
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| ___% of American couples have fertility problems. |
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| RN used instead of obgyns |
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-GIFT
-ZIFT
-adoption
-artificial insemmination
-surrogate mothers
-embryo transplant |
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| decline in US family size= |
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-more women w/ personal and financially successful careers
-older 1st time moms |
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| two forms of e/ gene__________ one inherited from mom and one inherited from dad |
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| occurr at same place on the chromosomes |
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| We begin life as a zygote that divides in 2 ways.... |
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Mitosis: splitting DNA ladder, replicates itself when e/ base pair meets up w/new mate inside cell cytoplasm
Meosis: e/ pair of chrom. divides, 23 in e/ ova & sperm, chrom.=1/2'd and crossing over occurrs w/ random sorting=variability among offspring |
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| Moro reflex disappears at_____ |
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| 6 mos-moro reflex disappears |
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| grasping refex disappears at___ mos |
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| 4 mos-grasping reflex disappears |
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| ________ reflex disappears @ 8-12 mos |
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| sucking becomes voluntary after _____ mos |
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| diseases of x-linked disorder= |
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-diabetes insipidus
-duchenne's muscular distrophy
-hemophelia |
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| recessive inheritance disorders= |
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-cystic fibrosis
-PKU
-sickle cell anemia
-Tay Sachs |
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